Joined by Lee Nelson, Jane Moe and Russel Ricks who each have unique ties to near-death experiences.

With new books coming out every month, there is always something good coming out of Cedar Fort Publishing! Hear what's new and noteworthy, plus a preview of each of our children's books so you can make an investment in their lives.

Have you ever contemplated ending your own life? Maybe you know someone close to you that has tried to end theirs, or died by suicide? November 23rd is International Survivor of Suicide Loss Day. Wendy Parmley at the age of only 12, suffered the loss of her own mother by suicide. The loss sent ripples through the family that has lasted their entire lives. Wendy has turned that pain into strength as she helps others cope with loss and is an advocate for mental health awareness.

Author Michael Grant and Valerie dig into the prevailing myth that Latter-day Saints aren't Christians and where this belief comes from. We also touch on the divide between Millennials and Boomers, how to love your friends and family in spite of their sins and the differences between Latter-day Saints and Catholics.

Mike and Valerie talk about what it was like being raised first by a single mother, then by two mothers in an LDS world. Also raised heavily on anti-LDS propaganda due to his mother's disenchantment with the church, Mike still ended up serving an LDS mission, getting married in the temple and now has a successful entrepreneurial career and family.

Part two of our special Veterans Day episode with author of Saints at War Robert C Freeman.

On this special Veterans Day episode, I speak with Bob Freeman, Author of the Saints at War series. Saints at War is a compilation of LDS stories during wartimes. Bob shares some of his favorite stories with us as well as how this series has come to pass.

on this special Veterans Day episode, I speak with Shawn Pollock, Author of The Road to Freedom. His book is about an LDS German Nazi, but we discuss all about the implications of war and peace in our daily lives and the world impact.

Valerie and Author Aspen Hadley discuss what it's like to be an author. No. What it's really like. We momsplain (TM Valerie Loveless) a lot and laugh too much. We come to the conclusion that it's totally cool and normal to be a disaster most of the time as long as you try really hard.

There are around 600 women mentioned in the scriptures, the problem is, many of them are not mentioned by name. Heather had made it her goal to go through the scriptures and discover who each of these women is. Name or not she sees them as important parts of the scripture story and our history as women.